New Ninja Turtles “Brothers” TV Spot Shows Splinter, More Shots of Random Destruction

Now the Internet can fix him in photoshop, too.

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Amidst all of the fuss over the Turtles new noses, new origins, and new propensity to be surrounded by explosions and toppling buildings, the new Ninja Turtles TV spot wants to remind us that they’re also a family with a rat for a dad. Get your first look at Splinter, a rocket-powered skateboard, and Will Arnett looking freaked out.

(via UPROXX, image via Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles)

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